Survivor

A Nazi forces two Jewish brothers to beat each other. A guard kicks a Jewish boy. It is also implied that Jewish children have been murdered during off-screen concentration camp medical experiments.

Infrequent mild bad language ('bastard') occurs.

In a scene featuring limited visual detail, there is brief sight fo a couple who took their own lives.

There is a pervasive antisemitism theme. Jews are chased, murdered, rounded up and incarcerated in concentration camps. Children are separated from their parents, A German guard calls a Jewish boy 'vermin'. Emaciated bodies and corpses are shown, and there is brief sight of real concentration camp inmates. However, there is limited detail, and discrimination is clearly disapproved of by the work as a whole.

A man forces two siblings to slap each other repeatedly. People are shot at, punched and kicked.

Mild bad language ('bastard') is infrequently used.

References are made to a couple taking their own lives.

There are visual and verbal references to the persecution and mass murder of Jewish people, including children, during the 1940s in concentration camps. Distressing sequences feature children forcibly separated from parents, the sight of dead bodies, and allusions to executions in gas chambers. Real Holocaust images are briefly seen showing the suffering of people in camps.